Do you know which countries are making money from top-level domains?

As the internet has grown, many countries have earned additional revenue through unique top-level domains (TLDs). Here are some of the countries that have profited from their specific TLDs:

1. Anguilla (.ai)

Anguilla has benefited from its .ai domain, which is particularly popular in the field of artificial intelligence. As demand for .ai domains rises, Anguilla's registration fees have brought it significant additional revenue.

2. Tuvalu (.tv)

Tuvalu is a low-lying island country with a small economy, but its .tv domain is extremely valuable. In particular, the video game streaming platform Twitch uses twitch.tv, which has caused .tv registration fees to continue to rise.

3. Libya (.ly)

Despite Libya's long-term unrest, its .ly domain is widely used by web link shortening services such as Bitly and Parse.ly. The popularity of these websites has enabled Libya to earn significant revenue from domain name registrations.

4. Montenegro (.me)

Montenegro's .me domain is very popular for personal branding. Many website construction companies such as Wix pointed out that .me domain names are often used for personal websites, blogs and online resumes, attracting a large number of individual users to register.

5. Colombia (.co)

Colombia's .co domain name is not limited to companies, anyone can register it. With more than 2 million .co domain names claimed, including large technology companies such as Amazon and Google, Colombia has gained rich registration income from it.

These countries have successfully converted network resources into economic benefits through unique top-level domain names.